CNN

Broward County recounted hundreds of thousands of...

It's a long-agonized-over machine recount total delivered two minutes too late. […]

ABC News

Trump met with legal team over 3 days to discuss...

The president met with his legal team to discuss his written responses to special counsel Robert Mueller’s questions, sources familiar with the matter told ABC News. […]

CBS News

David Hockney painting sells for record $90M

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NBC News

Conservative network backs White House in lawsuit...

One America News Network, which is reportedly one of Trump's favorite outlets, took time in the supporting document to compliment the president, saying he was "right on point" to call Acosta "rude" during a heated exchange at a news conference last week. […]

Politico

Black caucus members back Pelosi for speaker over...

Influential Democrats in the group aren’t willing to endorse Marcia Fudge. […]

CNBC

Conservative network backs White House in lawsuit...

One America News Network, which is reportedly one of Trump's favorite outlets, took time in the supporting document to compliment the president, saying he was "right on point" to call Acosta "rude" during a heated exchange at a news conference last week. […]

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Cable and satellite TV providers lost more than a million subscribers between July and September, as more people switch to online streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu.

A week before Thanksgiving, health experts are reminding Americans of the importance of safely preparing their turkeys. Over the past year, a salmonella outbreak linked to raw turkey has sickened 164 people. Hilary Lane reports.

Single Parent Programs Receives $1.1 Million Donation

Posted 11-15-18 By Lisa S. Icenogle, Casper College (CASPER) - It started like any other day for Student Success Specialist Mary Lewallen, but early on that all changed when she was handed a check for $1.1 million dollars to further support the Neil and Doris McMurry...

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Wyoming Canvassing Board Certifies Election Results

By Associated Press
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming State Canvassing Board has certified results of last week’s general election.

The action on Wednesday affirms the election of all five statewide elected officials, 75 Wyoming State Legislators, one U.S Senator, one U.S Representative and the retention of 18 state judges. Click here for more

14-Year-Old Male Identified As Suspect In School Threats, Reporting Student Hailed As A Hero

By County 17
GILLETTE — A 14-year-old male, an 8th grader at Sage Valley Jr. High, acted alone and has been identified as the sole suspect behind the firearm-related threats that locked down the school earlier today.

Just after 8 a.m. this morning, the 14-year-old male conveyed the threats to a fellow student, who promptly notified Sage Valley faculty. Click here for more

Wyoming Authorities continue seeking information on missing man

By Doug Randall, KGAB
CASPER —Sweetwater County Sheriff Mike Lowell is asking anyone who may have information on a missing Rock Springs man to contact his office.

74-year-old Terry Meador, a retired Rock Springs teacher, was reported missing to the Rock Springs Police Department on October 25 after he failed to return from a solo hunting trip south of Rock Springs. Several searches for Meador in late October and early November failed to turn up any results, despite covering over 60 square miles. Click here for more

New Wyoming Medical Center ‘robot’ helps smaller hospitals diagnose strokes

By Oil City
Douglas — Stroke patients in smaller communities can now benefit from access to 24-hour neurologists, all thanks to Vici

Vici is a robot developed by InTouch Health that can be rolled into position on a moment’s notice. Click here for more

Speakers discuss barriers, solutions to statewide broadband

By Chrissy Suttles, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE – Government leaders are moving forward on the state’s lofty broadband initiative, hoping to provide internet access to all Wyoming residents by 2025.

Speakers outlined plans to expand the state’s resources, emphasizing why the enterprise is necessary during Tuesday’s day-long Broadband Summit, part of the Governor’s Business Forum in Cheyenne. Click here for more

Governor Mead’s Public Schedule, November 16 – 24, 2018

Posted 11-15-18, Office of Governor Matt Mead (CHEYENNE) - Unless otherwise noted, events on this schedule are open to the public and the media is welcome to attend. All times are Mountain Time. Any special requirements for attendance are noted with the event. These...

BLM to Conduct Prescribed Fires in Sublette County

Posted 11-15-18, Bureau of Land Management (PINEDALE) - The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) High Desert District (HDD) is planning to conduct a prescribed fire on public lands administered by the Pinedale Field Office during the months of November and December 2018....

Barrasso Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Tackle Chronic Wasting Disease

Posted 11-15-18, Barrasso Press Office (WASHINGTON, D.C.) —Today, U.S. Senator John Barrasso (R-WY) was joined by Senators Doug Jones (D-AL) and Michael Bennet (D-CO) in introducing legislation to increase wildlife managers’ ability to keep wildlife healthy. The bill...

Laramie County School District 1 Student of the Week November 19, 2018

Posted 11-15-18, Laramie County School District 1 (CHEYENNE) - School: McCormick Junior High Student name: Olivia Fuller Grade level: 8 Parents’ names: Jamie and Kevin Lamb Student biographical information: Olivia has attended Gilchrist and Freedom elementary...

City Council Committee Meetings Adjusted Due to Thanksgiving Holiday

Posted 11-15-18, City of Cheyenne (CHEYENNE) – City Council Finance Committee and Public Services Committee meetings will both take place Monday, November 19 due to the Thanksgiving Holiday. The Finance Committee meeting will begin at 11 a.m. with the Public Services...

John Kennedy Testifies Before the Senate on Funding Needs for Wildlife Conservation

Posted 11-15-18, U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (WASHINGTON, D.C.) — Today, U.S. Senator John Barrasso (R-WY), chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (EPW), welcomed John Kennedy, deputy director of the Wyoming Game...

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Fox News

Women's car damaged from SpaghettiOs assault,...

A Pittsburgh woman's car was damaged by several cans of SpaghettiOs last month when another woman approached in her in a parking lot, WTAE-TV reported on Thursday.&nbs […]

Drudge Report

Monkey develops AUTISM symptoms in world first as...

Monkey develops AUTISM symptoms in world first as it's given antidepressants... (Second column, 10th story, link) Advertise her […]

Breitbart

Watch – Rand Paul to Breitbart News: 'We're...

Rand Paul told Breitbart News that "many prisons have been overcrowded" with "non-violent drug offenders" in a Wednesday interview. […]

New York Post

Nets putting hopes in unlikely savior after Caris...

The Nets’ brightest young player is down and out for at least a few months. Now they need their biggest disappointment to wake up from his season-long slumber. Caris LeVert’s dislocated right foot has created an opening for Allen Crabbe, and coach Kenny Atkinson seems willing to give […]

Washington Times

Wildlife officials seize mountain lion kitten fed...

WALSENBURG, Colo. (AP) - Wildlife officials who seized a mountain lion kitten from a southern Colorado home say the feline fell ill after the residents fed it bratwurst. Travis Sauder with Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the kitten appeared to be in good health otherwise and was sent to a ... […]

Reuters

Tally of missing in California's deadliest blaze...

A search for victims of a catastrophic blaze that reduced a northern California town to ashes intensified on Thursday, as authorities expanded to 630 the number of those reported missing in the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history. […]